@SecretaryTurner The question is the right one. California spends more on homelessness than any other state and still leads the nation in street homelessness.
Those dollars pass through the Controller’s office.
@CAController Malia Cohen has not explained why payments continued while federal prosecutors were documenting Tahiti trips, luxury vehicles, and a nightclub funded with public money.
Oversight that arrives only after an indictment is not oversight. Taxpayers deserve real-time ledgers, immediate holds on suspect disbursements, and a public accounting from the official who signs the checks.